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Francis R. Williams (Williams) Band 2,3,4; Music Contest 3,4; No time for women, dates and such— Ke doesn't llvem', no—not much. 9 Lester Wiegert (Wiegert) Basketball 2; If you are ever In need of a good friend, Just call for Lestpr.
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Leo Schmaderer (Lee) Chorus 1; Carbon conies, double spacing, correct spelling—Ohl this tynlng. Norman Sham (Sharp) President of Class 2; Band 2,3; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 3; An innocent face but you never can tell. Marie Schllckbernd (Marie) Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pen Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Music Contest 3,4; She does her work each dav., In her quiet, studious wayl
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CLASS HISTORY In September. 1928, fourteen pupils entered kindergar- ten. This was the origin of the class which graduated from Eeemer High School in 1941. The pupils were: Alice Del- mcnt, Elmer Carlson, Ellen Erb, Leona Hunke, Martin Ludwig, Florence Mansur. Vernon Shademan, Margaret Siebrandt, No man Sharp, Emmett Wendt, Orphia Raasch, Milada ’Valter, and Francis Williams. The teacher was Pauline Schlecht. The following year, 1929, there wore seventeen pupils in Grade One. The class was increased by five. The new members were: Thelma Freeman, Myrtle Falskon, Vivian Lued- ke, La Donna Salmon, and Morris Worral. Although there were five new members, the class was decreased by one, Florence Mansur. The teacher was again Pauline Schlecht. In the school term beginning September, 1930, there were sixteen in Grade Two. The class received two new mem- bers and lost three original members. The new members were: Norman Stephenson and Leonard Moran. Ellen Erb, Margaret Siebrandt, and Vernon Schademan were the pupils who left the class. The teacher was Adeline Rehborg, The next term, 1931, found sixteen pupils in Grade Throe The class lost four members and also gained four members. This left the same number as there was in the Second Grade the preceding year. The pupils leaving the class wore: Martin Ludwig, La Donna Salmon, Francis Wil- liams, and Leonard Moran. The new members were: Richard Lebbs, Cletis Iceland, Kenneth Wickholm, and Robert Faudel, The teacher was Adeline Rehborg. There were fifteen pupils in the Fourth Grade in 1932. The class lost five members and gained four new members. The members lost wore: Vivian Luedke, Milada Walter, Mor- ris Worrell, Cletis Ireland, and Kenneth Wickholm. The new members were: Shirley Ann Cat s, Kathryn Mahnke, Leo Siebrandt, and William Kotik. The teacher was again Adeline Rehborg, Grade Five consisted of nineteen pupil3 in 1933. The class was gradually Increasing in number. Five new pupils joined the class. They ’ ere: Josephine Litz, Verleda Rabe, Daniel Beck, blah Solformoser, and Melvin Wiese. The class was also decreased by one pupil, Shirley Ann Catos. The teacher was Helen Rohr. The following school term began with sixteen pupils in
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